Guo Tu said to Ding Feng again:

"General Chengyuan can lead a military horse and hide in the forest near Feilong River.

When the Yan army crossed the river, the general rushed out of the forest, destroyed the wooden bridge on the river, and cut off the enemy's back!"

Finally, Guo Tu looked at Zhang Liao and said:

"If everything goes well, the Yan army will be in chaos and cannot take care of each other in the beginning and the end.

At this time, General Wen Yuan can lead his army into the enemy formation and take the enemy's chief general directly.

But Yuan Tan had a hundred thousand troops after all, and it was difficult to defeat the enemy generals among the thousands of troops.

If you fail, you will have life worries.

Guo did not recommend that the general adopt this strategy, and it would be safer to stick to the waiting for assistance.

Of course, General Wen Yuan was the commander of the three armies.

The final decision will be decided by the general.”

Zhang Liao felt that Guo Tu today was completely different from usual.

Since he met Guo Tu's first meeting, this person nodded and bowed around Yuan Shu, saying flattering words.

Zhang Liao didn't have a very good first impression of him.

Later, Guo Tu's ruled Xuzhou, which made Zhang Liao look at him with admiration, and Zhang Liao recognized Guo Tu's talent.

Today, Guo Tu's plan showed strong control and meticulous planning for combat details.

Zhang Liao suddenly felt that Guo Tu's strength was not inferior to any top military advisor in the world, but everyone was blinded by his flattering minister's appearance.

The king placed Guo Tu in Xuzhou, and it really made sense.

Zhang Liao sincerely bowed to Guo Tu and said:

"Thank you, Mr., for your kind advice.
Chapter completed!